Comprehensive Preparation for Psychodrama Certification.
7 Modules with Dr. Scott Giacomucci DSW, LCSW, BCD, CGP, FAAETS, TEP.
Prepare for the American Board of Examiners in Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy (ABEPSGP) Psychodrama certification exam with this 7-module course designed by Dr. Scott Giacomucci, DSW, LCSW, BCD, CGP, FAAETS, and TEP from the USA., an experienced educator and exam grader.
$290 (7 Module Module) - 180 days access
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About the Course:
The American Board of Examiners in Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy (ABEPSGP) Psychodrama Exam is a comprehensive assessment designed for professionals in the fields of Sociometry, Psychodrama, and Group Psychotherapy. It rigorously tests a wide array of competencies, from theoretical knowledge and historical understanding to practical application and ethical considerations in Psychodrama.
The exam is structured to cover seven crucial areas, each of which is essential for a well-rounded understanding and effective practice of Psychodrama. These areas include the history of Psychodrama, exploring its evolution and key figures; the philosophical underpinnings as laid out by J.L. Moreno and other influential theorists; the methodology encompassing the practical techniques and phases of Psychodrama sessions; ethical practices and standards; the role and application of Sociometry in group dynamics; research and evaluation methods within Psychodrama; and the interrelation of Psychodrama with other therapeutic and educational fields.
The course's comprehensive approach not only prepares candidates for the exam but also enriches their professional practice, ensuring they are well-equipped to deliver effective Psychodrama therapy with a strong ethical and theoretical foundation.
This Courseis designed for
• Psychodramatists aiming for the ABEPSGP certification.
• Mental health professionals including therapists, social workers, and counselors looking to integrate Psychodrama into their practice.
• Educators and group facilitators seeking to deepen their understanding of Psychodrama, Sociometry, and Group Psychotherapy.
• Students and practitioners in the field of psychology and social work who wish to expand their therapeutic toolkit with Psychodrama techniques.
• Experienced Psychodrama practitioners desiring a refresher course or advanced insights into the latest developments in the field.
Learning Objectives:
• Establish a comprehensive understanding of the history and evolution of Psychodrama.
• Investigate the contributions and impacts of pivotal figures and events in the field of Psychodrama.
• Describe Moreno's philosophical concepts and their significance in Psychodrama.
• Examine the philosophical foundations of Moreno's Role Theory and the Canon of Creativity.
• Comprehend the three phases of a Psychodrama session: warm-up, action, and sharing.
• Describe specific techniques and methodologies used in Psychodrama sessions.
• Differentiate between tele and transference within Sociometric contexts.
• Comprehend the structure and application of sociometric tests in Psychodrama.
• Identify ethical issues in leading ongoing Psychodrama groups.
• Comprehend confidentiality risks unique to group settings.
• Identify and study aspects of Psychodrama that could benefit from further research.
• Analyze and compare Moreno's human development theory with other major theories.
• Examine the similarities and differences between Psychodrama and other related fields for social change.
Course highlights:
• Comprehensive Coverage of Key Areas: In-depth exploration of all seven areas of the Psychodrama certification exam – History, Philosophy, Methodology, Ethics, Sociometry, Research and Evaluation, and Related Fields.
• Expert Instruction: Guidance from Dr. Scott Giacomucci, a renowned Psychodrama practitioner and educator with firsthand experience as an ABEPSGP exam grader.
• Practical Application: Emphasis on applying theoretical knowledge in practical settings, enhancing skills in clinical, educational, and organizational contexts.
How and where to use:
• In Clinical Settings: Apply the learned techniques and theories in therapy sessions, group therapy, and counseling, enhancing client engagement and treatment outcomes.
• In Educational Environments: Utilize Psychodrama methods in teaching and workshop facilitation to create dynamic learning experiences.
• For Personal Development: Implement the insights and skills for self-exploration and personal growth, deepening self-awareness and interpersonal relationships.
• In Organizational Contexts: Adapt Psychodrama tools for team building, conflict resolution, and organizational development in business and community settings.
• For Continuing Education: Use the course content to fulfill professional development and continuing education requirements in various mental health disciplines.
• In Online and In-Person Formats: Flexibly integrate Psychodrama techniques into both virtual and face-to-face modalities, catering to diverse client needs and circumstances.
Presenter:
Dr. Scott Giacomucci, DSW, LCSW, BCD, CGP, FAAETS, TEP, is the esteemed Director, Founder, and Director of Training/Continuing Education at the Phoenix Center for Experiential Trauma Therapy. He is an accomplished clinician offering a range of clinical services, supervision, consultation, and training in the field of psychodrama and experiential trauma therapy.
Module Includes:
Main Content:
• Videos - 463 min
• Handouts - 287 min
• Test - 30 x 7 min
• Course Survey - 5 x 7 min
Recommended Content:
• Practicum
Hours for Certificate:
• 13.5 training hours on the Action Explorations Education Certificate. Our courses may be applied toward professional certification/training hours, depending on your board’s policies. Please verify eligibility with your certifying board or primary trainer. We’re happy to connect and answer questions about course content, hours, and documentation. Reach out anytime with your questions.